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-Ele DOLLY Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr. D. \. Adnms.. Union, South Carolina,
writes: "I was afflicted with n terrible case
OF blood poison for about thirtfsn months. |
was treated by the best physicians. and used
substantial relief. finally tried the swift
Specific. mud about four bottles cured me-
sound mud we'll"
) Col. u. II. kicscr, editor md proprietor OF
tho opcllsa, Ala, Times, under date Of
young man. through indisctct.on. con.
trnctcd disease which Inns stuck 10
Eince ! WIS tsnchlel with palms, so rs to
make II dIfllcult for me TO walk. Having
advertised tho =. =. $. In my papar FOR savrsnl
there was any, efficacy in tho medicine. I
commenced using 1t according to directions
= and Used half dozeI, bottles. Twas once nt "a
way station and, Getting lslt. ! walked tho
Of tie old mnlady. After experiencing tho
Rood effects must Ray | lm satisfied with
the result. am sl1tyc!Sh; yenrs Of age and
feel now Ike Young man ard can 30 10
TO eight thousand ems without any lncon.
yen!cacc. send you this without soiic!ta-
ton.
tiny duty 10 thank you for tho cure l ro-
cclvctl from your excellent medicine. Icon.
tracied n very scvera case OF blood Poison
Ing about two years ago. Hearing Or your
prletor 6f which persuaded me to buy
preparation OF his own, which he said was
i sure ctiro. ! used six bottles OF Ills stnrr
and grew worse ell tho time. At last Got
difeustcd AMI t.capalred OF cure. met a
friend who told INC that your medic Tue had
/. cured HIN. went to the snne druggist
= nSu!n and demanded your medicine. lie ro-
iucthntiy Sold nc twelve bottles. and mn,
now perfectly cured. I write this for tina
benefit OF sufferers. 10 prevont their being
deceived by false representations thank
you nga!n for the benefit derived from your
medicine" 49,
reading III Etavilie, Schicy County, Georgia,
In luiIer snrDnnting tile infallll'lc. success
no hlS In cuTia.' contagious blood poison
cases In Ills extensive practice. writes:
Z, "TLvsc who know the nImost Inevitable.
permanently dangerous effects OF mercury
viii welcome your discovery OF S. s. S. as
boon 10 humanity. The medical profession.
aiWnys wary OF proprietary medicines, Ia
coming slowly. and III come cases secretly.
to tho use OF i. s. y. In cases OF blood dis.
order or course q medicine that cures
p1[snnlng In It's worst form must purify tho
Blood Ofeve;y Disorder"
Treatise "a E!ona and Skin Diseases mailed
tree, TIE SWIFT SrGclfic Co,
-. i,.-,-1-3, Drawpr y Atlanta, Ga
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stool
HH.at t.I.Ta.- Mnrkota. ill., y ..I.e..s..

INV YoRK. Dec. 2o-Mouoy on call easy a, IA
" per cent, last loan at ~ per cent, closed ut 4ai
per cent Primo mercantile paper 6A7h per cent,
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at 81 SKA
4s5H, Bales ofstocks only 9s,iil shares. ST,
Tho stock market day has been duller than on
any previous day this year, and the transactions
entirely Professional, being for most part without
character or Significance Tho opening was rather
heavy, though Lake Shore with X per cent and
MissoliTi Pacific, X were tho only Important dc.
olines Themarket exhibited alitte moro auima.
liGn lhnn Yesterday ut that time, and prices
oil small fractions, but the list soon rallied. Kan
tas& Texas became the feature, but tho remainder
did not resist the strength shown In that stock and
prices until well into the afternoon, when
prices were on alightly lower level than thoie Of
Hooking Valley advanced s,iGrply In the last
hour, and tho general list was lrn 10 the close.
which was very dull The coSiog prices show
Irregular changes, but the only important differ.
ence Is In Hooking Valley, which Is UP tx per cent.
railroad bonds also dull; safes only SSH, O1l.
Government bonds dull and steady. y +.
StAte bonds dull and steady ''
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True delcacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
tlgs. lite pleasant taste and beneficial
etecta have rendered it immensely popu.
lar. It censes the System, cures costiye.
ness, etc. Meesrs. Logan & Co., Anton P.
Heas, R. B. Bur. and G. Menkemeller-
have been appointed agents for Wheel,
ing, W. Va.
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on CITY, Pa, Bee. oo.-opcned at sl1<c; t!chest
sI9Ec; lowest SoEc; closed at sic; sa,cs l,Gi7otN
barrels: e!carances 9,SG0.G00 barrels: runs 4s4gs
bbarre!s; shipments 1o,s77 barrels; charters sooi9
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Buoklen,a Arnioa snlxa.l

The best. salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chapped hands; chilblains,
corns, ) aud all skin eruptionn, and posi-.
lively cures piles, Or no pay required: It
is guaranteed to give perfect satiaiactiou,
or money refunded. Price Is cent? per
box. For sale by Logan & 90, .5S'1',s
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Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade at Logan & Co.'s
drug store % their giving away 10 their Gus
toners Of 30 many free trial bottles of DR..
X Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade ia simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never diBappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large size ST.
Every bottle warranted.
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JAIN In the right side under edge rb increasing on pressure
sometimes the pain the el side tho patient Is rarely aba
to lie tho left side; Sometimes The pain ID felt under the
shoulder and Is sometimes taken for Rheumatism In tho arm
The stomach affected with loss appetite and sickness Tho bowels
in general cosv sometimes alternating with axity te hcad IA
troubled with pain accompanied with heavy sensation in tho
back part There generally considerable loss Of memory accom-
ought e have been done slight dry cough sometimes attendant
he patient complains WEAKNESS and debility he easily startled
tho skin his spirit, and although he satisfied that exercise
enough to try It 's@ p ITT--'-' - -, a. = X
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He Toofs tho Hint.

SLOW nice and quiet it 10 out here" she
said, as she led him from the crowded
parlor and sat on the stairs. li&gi
"Yes," he replied. "Thia would be o
1ne place to hang the mistletoe."
3"Oh, no." che returned, smiling archly.
VT 10 80 dark here that 1t isn't necessary"
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more priceless value at every hearth than
q choice collection OF those qualities.
Didn't Have to Resort to powder.

"Where arc you going to-day ~ asked
Mrs. Bellows OF her husband on Christ.
mas morning. II presume you intend to
leave me athomo as usual" z b
"You presume about right, then, for I
am going CUNNING" answered her hus.
band, as he placed a small canister over
the register. I'M
"What Is In that CAM" "
"Damp powder"
"Good gracious Take It off that reg.
ister. Do you want to blow yourself up2"
70, no, don't have to do that. You'll
do II for mo quick enough without
POWDER" .s = 75 N
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The cus!om Of hiding presents in the
stockings Of children Is founded upon a
tradition that s.. Nicholas, in bis lifetime
was In the habit Of throwing purses in at
the windows oil poor maidens, to BIO used
by them as marriage portions,
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Especially ut Christmas.
S0uthey.

A house Ia never perfectly furnished for
enjoyment unless there ia q child in it
rising three years old, and kitten rising
three Weeks.
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LEGAL.NCTICES.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
10 all pcrions holding liens BY judonssnt Or othesss,
on The rial estate, or any part thereof irhfch tpas co.-
pcycd by james L. Hatulty to Cdtharine Daily. wife
Of Matthew Daily, by deed dated a ID day OF Sep
t7Hbtr, 1881: ~. a.7 "--3
Iu pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, West virgiu!s, made In cause
therein pending 10 subject the said real estate 10
the payment Of the liens thereon, you arc hereby
required 10 present Nil Claims held by you and
each OF you hcainst tho said Catherine Daily or
che said Mathew Daily, which ae liens on the said
ME At my office, No. 1920 Chapline street, In the
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia. on
O. before Wednesday, the llth day Of January,
ISIS. 5tfszls 80. 40 i p. Ia.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of pecem-
ber 1857. JOSEPH r. PAULL,GFScS
deliwe t=E.. Commissioner.
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TOLEDO: O., Dec. 2o-Wheat higher and closed
easy; cash and December siAc; January SIC; May
quiet; cash &c. CloveIEeed active aud steady !:
cash and December 81 10; January 81 l0ai ~
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All About Nothing,

Under the mhtlctoe they stood,
She said heshouldn't: he said he should,
she knew he wouldn't; he knew no would.
She thought he couldn't: he proved he could.
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Tho Institution Of the Feast.

Tho institution Of Christmas as festi-
val in the Christian church is attributed
to Pope Telesphonia, who died in the
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o-Axide from swil dIsrlbu
ton OF many cotton and wooden Goods or old
orders iho demand was light, and for .pecial.iss
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.Q { !: :0;ttte|uifQlentto:.
once, Nos. rs and ~ Yourtoenth Street.
TIE RIGHT 1,EsoLYE.


mo more,n *
lie sworc, nv
.|t.5l.4 "1'll seek FL IA. lfIgaIHl
81 To keep a 7sI.
st Ny Christmas like q sklnAint,
This year I'll give from out my store
al: lr5.'1F Some grlst. III ~ an. 4
Won't MIST. t.ts X
~, nu I'm rich, W.
iI#la And sich i ~.
Should give ~ iisi7
az And live, r iH
Not feed
...n. H, On greed N#
.t OF tin: |.0. Va IA
"a 'Tls kin," 2
t.s This IL the! Time. ..f.
i}.agha tBYH. c. DRusER
II = tho tlme 10 wish 10 nil 4.s. .,.l.r
The kindllest fortune that may fall;
Toher, q lovers wOrd--to him
~ Those tender eyes that corner dim; NJ
~ To us. dear friends, tho tender heart v.
Whose beat enacts nnother's part
heart moro glad that her sweet Iaco
Takes on new and holict grace
Moro glad that In this Christmas time
Love turns lies prose 10 rhythm aud rhyme.
Puck.
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| Setd-sales Of timothy seed at s. co pc. bushel:
clover small seed IS 25 large ST o. III quality.
Sdl[No. per Dbl voc; extra per Dbl 81 IS; dairy
| ne. bushel sacks 81 60 per sack. - :
| StpcEt CoT7,-6a9c per H. Fly -.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.-The Dro,xr's Journal reports
CatsIe-Receips 1000 head: shipments 5000 head ;
market strong: shipping steers 81 73a5 CO., stocEers
y loa3 80; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 asa
%: lexas cattle 81 2as 0O. Hogs-ReeeIpis
400 head; shipments 6000 head: msr.
Get l5a3oc lower: mixed 81 90aa Is; heavy IS 25a
5bo: light 81 75a5 20, skips s. 25ai 81. shcep-Kc.
celpts 6,0O0 head; shipments 1900 head; market
SLOW; eo1smou TO choice 81 75ai Isl western s. 25a
$50; Texans $! 0oas ~; lambs 81 OQa5 50.
EAsT LIBERTY, Dec. Neutrality-suspicious. 1852
head; shipments OBS head; market active on
goN. slow on common at Yesterdays prices Hogs
IheCeip9 l.UO head; shipments 700 head; mar.
ket tIm; Philndelphias IS 70a5 so; mixed IS era
565; Workers IS 5ua5 60: common TO fair IS Is
a5 ~. shcep-kcceipu $500 head: shipments 2,oI0
mead market steady at Yesterdays prices. ts'
olNcINsArI, o., Dec. 2o-Hogs slow and loo
lower; common n no and Light 81 rs; packing and
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, :.
New Orlna mn IA

RENEMpER That the presence OF Gencsalu
q L IN IG gesuIIesssd and EARLY VINO arc
uo afe and nesy ns enaSse o. sr ses vi
equal, and that no one can possibly divine What
number will draw Prize. = 80 49, -
REMENInER that the payment OF nil Prizes IA
GUARANTEED EY FOUs NATIONAL
BANKS q Now Orleans, aud too Tickets are
signed by the Prcsdent Of an lrst!iution whose
chartered rights arc recognized In the highest
courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations or
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1t Is Also Expected The,

Sweet charity DER all tho year
Holds gentle sway;
But0i all times 1t IL most dear
On Christmas bay,
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=
QottQu.n

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Cotton dull: uplands
~ al6o; Orleans 10 lilo; futures firm; December
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l0GSc; April lotto; May 10. $50 Juno iO9sc. mly
70 SSc: august 1l,oG: September 1C.57c: October
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Always In Order

Wife-Clara was asking me to-day II
next year isn't leap year, and I couldn't
tell her. 'a'5 'W mn M J
Husband-How old Is CLARA, now
Wife-Nearly twenty.ssven.
Husband-Well, you can tell her that
next year 10 leap year, and that this year
isleap year, and that the year before was
leap year, and that as a jumper she's q
baCk.number, da ..,.-. ..U..I mi.
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As between tho dude and his cane at
this writing, the cane seems to have q
tritle the best Of it in the shape Of head.
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Wool.

BosToN. Dec. 2o.-Wool In improved demand
Ohioand Pennsylvania extra 1eeces.3o Xxx 3lJ
hSlc; Xxx and above S21sasSe; Michigan extra 81
a2oho; No. woods Sic; pulled woolsupers Scas5c;;
TIC 2as4c; pulled liAs2c; Texas 9a2,c. ~
palAprIrHIA, Pa. Dec. 2o.-Wool dull and
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Harp<rt WttElv, (. "A ~ -
Moderation, temperance, simplicity,
modesty and good taste are. as good viz.
Old Santa CLAUS could leave nothing Of
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srNoTlcE.-Tickcts arc Ten Dollars only, Halves
RS %. Eilths, 81. Tenths 81. y,

only 70 the ON CO Of the Company in New orleans
For further Information wrle clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTE, Express Money ordegp,
sency by Express lat our elpensc) addressed 4
N. A.. DAUPHIN, III X.
,,rn New 0rleana, La.
WalhIugton, D. H. Ss4rsS
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Grdtn-New wheat 7Sa75c per bushel. State
oan $50. State corn. on the wharf. Csc.
10: fancy family, white amber. amber aud winter
Sll5in paper; wood l6c higher. Oat meal-medIum
SO Is per Dbl; fancy $3.50. Rye -four 81 Is.
Hay aud &raw-Prlme loose timothy, sio 90
car load. Straw loose, IS 90; baled, 50 90, Md.
alings per ton SIS 20. Bran per ton sis %,
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ATTRACTION! i
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DlSTRIBUTEp,
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

incorporated in 1865 for Is years by tho Legisla.
ture for EDUCATIONAL and Charitable purposes, with
capital o. Sl,ooO 0Oo-to which reserve fund Of
By an Overwhelming popular vote its frannldse
was made part Of the Present State Copgtitution
adopted December ID, A. D., ly79 -'-"-'-r,.
Tho only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
tho people Of ANY State. -. - :
Hn1er ssales Or poapones. n,
Its Grand Single Number Drawings ,aso
place monthly, aud the semi. Annual Drawings
regularly every ak months June and Dooen berj.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIKI A FOB.
TUNE. Flrs! Grand Drawing Class a, In tho
january 10, 1853 -$lsth Monihly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
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OESlRABLE PROPERTY
DINE FARM FOR SALE.
FOR 6-A-IlH!

FOR 6-A-IlH!
CD TWeMsysiour Lots Ia Galdw6ll's ADJ
di:ion 10 tic City of Wheeling.
esId lots arc bounded Oh the north by Twenty.
ninth street. on tho COST by Fillmore street, Oh the
south by tho Hardan Homestead. and OIL the west
by the B l; 0. Z. Z, - ~
Their proximity TO the a-o named railroad
hbllshmcnta. E 81 =
|. not sold In thirty days will DO sold at public
auction. -uN
FOR terms md further information apply to e
". V. HoGE l. BRO, H.
1900 Market Street.
0. WILLIAM NJ. HANDLAE,
anlh T. W Cniner Chspline q Sixteenth Sta
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Their Businc ss booming.

The owners of the hotel weighing ms.
chimes believe in st. Nickel-us.
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There is big difference between get.
ting on we'll in life and getting well on in
life.
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The bucket shops are kicking the
bucket. They are dead and have no fu.
TIRES, --E'-
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CONSUMPTION.

l4t- SAUASSo41A1 Il 4Sb4VS
which Is ScrOfuin tho Lungs. Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, II taken In tho
velOus power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering this now world famcd REM
edy to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
OF calling 1t his " CONSUMPTION CURE," but
abandoned that name us too restrictive for
n medicine which, from Its wonderful com
btnation Of tonic, or Strengthening, Alternative,
or blood-clcansing, arti-bilious, pcCtorNl, nnd
nutritive properties, Is unoqualed. not only
ns n remedy, for Consumption, but for uIl
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BRADFORD, Pa. Dec, 2o.-Petroleum onened AZ
sii1c: closed At Soc; highest s2sssc; lowest SOLc:
clearahces $4,000 barrels. = - = 49, :
pITBGuRoH, Pa, Dec 2o.-petrolcum active
asa o t1Tet opened q Slkc; closed al size; high.
TrusvuI1, Pa. Dec, 2-Opened at SEQ; high.
est s2Mo; lowest So4c: closed at Sic. ~ - :
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WANTED.
DISSOLUTION NOTICEs.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

Notice Ii hereby given that At 4 general meeting
q hS MIA 'n an gaan ~ M ARIZONA
hcr. PSI largo majority Of tho stock being pres.
chi and voted In favor thereof, tho following rcso.
luton was adopted; IL -EtEEt - III
RCso7ed, That the business Of this corporatio
be Discontinued. J. PIPES, PresL
pMkSLIN0. ". VA. Nov. %, 1887. iIi,5 no23.we
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED
or uuturnished iooms. Apply at No. 20
fifteenth street. --E-. del0
J7OR RENT-DWELLING NO. 100
= Twelfth street Natural gas, and hot and
L, A. HARDEN. E--l-s .z--5 del
NOR RENT-THE DWELLING
J. House, 92s Main st,cet, at present occupied
by Mrs. Henry HorkheinGr. PoSSeshion given
Anil. Apply to Y. q. DAL2ELL i.r5s delb
NOR T-DWELLING HOUSE
n 80. llls Chapllne street. formerly occupied by
Dr. pciey Possession given Ut once II desired.
..g Nm. L. McPHAtL,
dos 1906 Market Street.
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EotrOlorm.

NEW YORK, Dec. f0-Petro!eum opened firm at
slNc, and the advance that was the feature Of YES
prices rose 10 slsSc the highest price OF Tho yca,
Then heavy selling caused shnrp decline 10 s1s%c
before noon Thi, was followed by rally TO sra.
bns INC market sagged OF again and closed STEADY
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has sold his interest in the firm of
Hamblet & Severance to his partner.

has sold his interest in the firm of
Hamblet & Severance to his partner.
o. G.. Chase, who left here Sept. 20
for California, has telegraphed his wife
to sell household goods at auction and
come to him at once.
Lyndon people should be proud of
the success of her farmers, who have
taken so large share of the prizes at
the fairs this fall.
G. III. Randall has just completed the
invoice of stock in Randall Bros. store
preparatory to settling the estate of
his brother Frank, of which he is ad-
ministratOr.
Among those who intend to start for
California next Tuesday are F. H.
Smith, G.. P. Smith, A. H. Walter, F.
j. Pierce, M. c. Miller and Mrs. A.
Twombly. Probably several others
will go.
About 40 Good Templars and others
attended a husking at Henry Kilby's
last Thursday eve. The affair was OF
the old fashioned style minus the cider.
All had good time and hope to repeat
the visit next year.
The party who left here Sept. 20 for
California arrived at Pasadena safely
Sept. %, having been delayed two
days at Albuquerque, N. NJ, on ac-
count of bridge being gone about fif-
ty miles west of that city.
A Mr.. Gray, from Charleston, has
moved into Hoyt's block and has
bought a one-half interest in the job
team business of A. j. Allyn. Mrs.
Gray has opened a millinery store in
the rooms recently vacated by Miss
Gilman.
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The Revolt at Ponape.

The report of the insurrection or
POnape is discredited by the secreta-
ries of the A. B. c. F. NJ. Up to a late
date our government has no infOrma-
ton and it is probable that such an
event would have been reported home
by our consul at Manila. Notwith
standing there is some sOlicitude felt
as it is known that the natives were
with great difficulty restrained from
attempting To rescue Mr.. DOane by
force from the man Of war where he
was first imprisoned. Whatever course
events may have taken, or may take
there the duty of our government is a
plain one. If we are to retain the re-
spect of foreign nations, if the fact of
being an American citizen is to count
for aught among foreign nations then
our government should insist on full
restoration of all property seized by
the Spanish officials and full indemni-
ty for wrong sustained.
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A Few Remarks.

The papers are logging President
Cleveland's footsteps while on the
western trip with almost as much per-
tinacity as the Chicago News reporter
shows in following up Mr.. Blaine-and
in much the same style. The latest
discovery that they have made is that
the president got few facts about the
history of Indianapolis which he used
in his speech from an encyclopedia.
The New York Post very pertinently
remarks that the encyclopedia was the
place to get such things from, and that
newspaper men, of all the human kind,
were most indebted to that source, and
should be the last to sneer at the pres
ident for his course, and the Newark
Journal further remarks that if the
newspaper men would use the ency-
clopedia more than they do the reader
would have a boon, as it were.